Code : WBR012
Isi : 1 DVD
Keith Wyatt Beyond Basics Acoustic Blues Guitar DVD download free. This DVD presents traditional, roots oriented blues with contemporary training methods that will allow you to immediately understand and apply these useful, versatile concepts to your style. A focus on acoustic blues basics for pick and fingerstyle players. Instructor Keith Wyatt teaches such subjects as: open-string chords, 12 bar progressions, strumming patterns, bass lines and much more.
This video features Keith Wyatt who is an accomplished guitarist and excellent instructor. Keith appears in many guitar instruction videos.
He starts off introducing the I-IV-V blues progression and teaches the progression in the key of E using open position 7 chords. He also shows the student how to spice up the progression using embellishments and base notes. The second section Keith teaches the blues shuffle in the key of E and again shows the student how to spice up the progression with embellishments and base notes. He also demonstrates some very basic turnarounds. At the end he introduces the use of a capo but doesn’t go into much detail.
He leaves the student not only with the ability to play some pretty cool sounding blues progressions but with some tools and advice that the student can use to play around and develop additional embellishments.
All of the material is very, very simple and straightforward. It does not cover soloing or anything very technical. A beginning guitar student could get a lot out of this.
An intermediate student who has no experience with acoustic style blues guitar can also learn a few tricks and have some fun going through the material.
This video features Keith Wyatt who is an accomplished guitarist and excellent instructor. Keith appears in many guitar instruction videos.
He starts off introducing the I-IV-V blues progression and teaches the progression in the key of E using open position 7 chords. He also shows the student how to spice up the progression using embellishments and base notes. The second section Keith teaches the blues shuffle in the key of E and again shows the student how to spice up the progression with embellishments and base notes. He also demonstrates some very basic turnarounds. At the end he introduces the use of a capo but doesn’t go into much detail.
He leaves the student not only with the ability to play some pretty cool sounding blues progressions but with some tools and advice that the student can use to play around and develop additional embellishments.
All of the material is very, very simple and straightforward. It does not cover soloing or anything very technical. A beginning guitar student could get a lot out of this.
An intermediate student who has no experience with acoustic style blues guitar can also learn a few tricks and have some fun going through the material.
